I was thinking of using this mic on a Canon EOS Rebel T3i. Would the mic get in the frame?
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That really depends on the lens you are using. I haven't had any problems with it and I usea 12 mm lens from time to time.
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That really depends on the lens you are using. I haven't had any problems with it and I use a 12 mm lens from time to time.
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Not unless you're using a REALLY wide lense, like ultra fisheye or something.
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I don't think that Mic will work, Brian. I used an Olympus ME 51s on my Canon T3i, an it worked great! Stereo too!
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Not without a preamp. This is an xlr mic that requires phantom power. The t3i has a 3.5mm input slot.
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No, it works very well!! I have canon t3i so my LCD screen folds out. So I got the carryspeed attachment so I wouldn't have to glue the metal frame to my camera. But I love how this thing works!
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I'm using it with a Vixia R500 which is basically the same camera. Works surprisingly well for an inexpensive microphone. You will probably want to turn off the automatic gain control.
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I am sure it would work but it is a light weight Tri-pod so you should be aware of the wind and the amount of weight you mount on it. With my camera system a Canon EOS Rebel T3 I some times have a problem with even light winds causing camera shake. But other than that I really like the tri-pod it is light weight and compact making for an easy carry. Hope this helps.
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I'd check with the canon website..we used this in a rebel t3i with no issues.
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yes, but it's a pretty noisy mic and won't necessarily be a huge improvement over the t3i internals.
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I mount it on a normal mic stand, but I had to brace it against the wall. It's pretty heavy but I'm sure you can make it work.
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This should work with any camera that has an 1/8" mic input on it. (I am using it with my Canon hf r42 camera and it works great.) As I mentioned in my review, however, the little "extension" cable did not work on mine. Just skip using it and you'll be fine.
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The fit is very snug. You have to squeeze the opening handles pretty hard to get the mic to slip in. You may need an assistant to insert the mic while you pry the frame open for insertion. My son was not strong enough and I had to assist him. Trust me, once you slide it in, it will not fall out of the holder.
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Hi! I would suggest you use a monopod made for DSLR cameras, this most likely would not cut it....
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I don't know about that but I used this once with my Canon Rebel t3i and the sound quality was not great. I since have switched to Rode VideoMic and its a million times better!
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As long as he T3 has a 3.5mm mic jack this microphone should work just fine. Make sure it has the jack though.
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The tripod screws into the bottom of the mic. I dont know if mic stands vary in size though but theres a chance it would work.
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Yep! If your mic doesn't fit in the supplied clip you'll need something else that screws on the end of the stand. I've had 2 different wired mics on mine.
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If your mic has the standard screw mount, yeah. The bottom plate is quite heavy so it won't tip over.